7/8 Vertical Shaft Pressure Washer Pump

..first 24 hours..used only 7%..couldn't ask for anything better...

The clamping power it has on a vertical shaft is very impressive. I don't have very heavy lights, actually it's a Digibee 800, with the 7 reflector and a Kupo 5/8 Baby stud may weigh 4 lbs but I have no doubt it could possibly hold much more.

This bracket is exactly what I was looking for. I use it with a Nikon D700 and a Nikon D300. They fit perfectly on the bracket and both cameras line up almost perfectly on the target when reset from horizontal to vertical, and vice versa. The Manfrotto quick release plates work without a hitch on my Manfrotto ball head, which is mounted on my Manfrotto tripod. The small pressure plate mounted to the vertical leg of the bracket works very well. There is no slack between the side of the camera and the plate. The camera is held securely to the bracket by the screw on the horizontal leg and the pressure plate on the vertical leg of the bracket. The bracket comes with a handy ruler to help position the camera lens on the bracket, and a longer bolt to cinch up the pressure plate to the side of your camera, if you're using one that is smaller than the two Nikons I am using. Five minutes of practice mounting your camera to the bracket is all you need to be able to do it quickly and not lose a great photo opportunity.

8 x Splitter works as described. Great unit.

I use this to strap my insulin pump.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

I preffer this pump cup than: 241 Pump Cup w/swivel 5/8 socket, as the F1000 is stronger for the use I will give it (car rigs). Can't tell anything new better than the other reviews, just remind that if you are thinking between F1000 or the 241, just get the F1000. However the 241 can be attached directly to a Magic Arm.

7 frames/second with 18b battery. Lightweight. No cons so far.

Present for granddaughter seven years old. It is a hit. She takes pix incessantly.7

A very pressure product exactly as I want